Marquina Gold: A Blend of Nature and Modernity

Cerrad's Award-Winning Tile Collection Inspired by the Grandeur of Marble

The Marquina Gold collection stands out for its matt, structural, and polished surface. The tiles come in various formats, including 120 x 280, 120 x 120, 60 x 120, 60 x 60, 30 x 30 mosaic, and 8 x 60 baseboard. The 6mm tiles in the 120 x 280 cm format, with a stone structure, are one of the most technologically advanced tiles available. They feature a deep structure, a thickness of only 6mm, and a sparkling mica effect. Moreover, the tiles can be installed on existing surfaces and are 100% natural.

The tiles are made from mass-dyed gres, a durable and timeless material. Thanks to the latest technology, the tiles are extremely durable and resistant to wear and tear, making them ideal for any type of space. The LamGea technology allows for a deep tile structure and a perfect mimicry of the natural stone surface with a thickness of only 6mm.

The tiles are in mass-dyed, glazed, rectified gres with a structural and polished surface. They are frost-resistant and have anti-slip properties, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The high technical parameters and excellent aesthetics make these tiles very resistant with a low risk of cracking.

The Marquina Gold collection was launched in 2020 at the International Trade Fair of Ceramics and Bathroom Equipment - Cersaie, in Bologna. The collection has undergone extensive testing to confirm its performance parameters, including slip and frost resistance. The high quality of the products has been attested to by affirmations, certificates, and awards granted to the best manufacturers in the industry.

The biggest challenge in creating the Marquina Gold collection was choosing suitable natural resources and adapting the technology to create a surface that perfectly mimics that of natural stone on a 6mm thick tile. Despite these challenges, the Marquina Gold collection has been recognized for its design excellence, winning the Golden A' Building Materials and Construction Components Design Award in 2021.